Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 26 July 1918 — Page 5

Friday, Jr.lv 26, 1918.

THE TIMES.

Schedule in Home Demonstrations BY Demonstration Agent, RY Mnnitrr t. roun i.. Tuesday, 2.30 p. Liberty Hall. W.-dnesdnv, a.i'O p. in. Lincoln School Tl-.ur.-1.". S:A0 p. tn. Franklin FrlJ'iy. i.O'i p. rv Liberty ITnll.

1 'SEE.' PERS0IIAL1 SOCIAL NEWS: ''3233 g The Sisters of St. Francis at St. Marsrarft'a hospital are in annual retreat at tho hospital this week. Father Unpen Hauwer. a religious of the Franciscan ordt-r, Is the spiritual director for the week. Participating in the exercises with the sixteen sisters from the hosritr.l, ar.i two sisters from Lafayette, two from Michigan City and two from JZ v a ns ten. Mr. end S!r. C'yd Bowmnn entertained a number of little folks and friends at their home, 43s Hamlin street, We.3nsday in honor of their daughter Ruth's eighth birthday. Mrs. Clem Howman assisted in entertaining them with games end mutio after which a dainty lur.ch'nn was served. A birthday cake with eight, candies adorned the center of th table. The cut of town quests were Lemore Jones of Valparaiso, Mrs. Eliza Ostorn of Wanatah. Mrs. William Ostorn end daughter Ruth of Gary. Mrs. G. Osborn, Mr. Wm. McAffea and four Poor Woman Makes Sacrifice "For years J have doctored for Indigestion and severe bloating: with pas, all my money had pone for doctors and melioiria which did me no good. I had lost ail faith in medicines and asi I have to work hard for the few dollars I earn, was afraid to risk any more money. A year ago ray neighbor told me to try Mayr's "Wonderful Remedy. I have jfound it to be the best medicine in the world and am glad I made the sacrifice " It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and alays the inflammation which causes rracticaly all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, includirg appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Summers FharraarT, Ridfjeley Prug Stores in Gary. Central Drug Store in Indiana Harbor and drue-eists everywhere. Adv. II oilman I'hones fl 140-1421 State. Si 3 A coat of tan looks healthy, but has its disadvantage?. To remove C! Jickly use CURELEN'E. 50c bottle for 3!c It is the best prepar3 tion wknow of ?.- remove tan effectually without, iiarrn.r.g the sk:n. Maybe Lised freely on the rn...st sensitive k ; n . Specials for Saturday and Monday .-,0c Borden's Malted Milk... 5c Sloan's Liniment , Tje I.;ii: Alice Powder 35c Saniiul Cold 4 ream HOMKW4 3T.NCAS) STATI HA1M0NCI IHQt fc H. Creen stampa. Prompt Delivery.

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nY ROHKKT V. HOIUIH. MalT Currriipondriit I'nlvrrnnl Service. WASHINGTON. July Htl The Amrlrnnn ration of three po inds of sugar for capita per month was to, lay cut I ! two pounds hv trip feed administration. This action had been cxol usively I ft r'.-t by the T'niversai irvii'a. j The oiilcr rakes effect Aui.jt 1 and j is expected to reiuiin in foice until January 1 . A similar order to public eating house limit their f:pp!v of sutar to t w.-. pound f-T every ninety meals. The f od administration expects that 'he .bunest :o rod lotion will save enough suc:ar to meet the necessities of our all;vThe tatlon retrains a voluntary one :iml there is vo intent to make It compul sory. i children. Clarence. Warn n, Willie and j Walt'-r c.f lb h.-irt. 1'riun Bowman. Grace j Click, Helen and Cyril Volkrrnn. Walter St. John. Afrrn-3 and Fthtl Huttner and Ruth Fowtnan all of Hammond. Miss Ruth reo.-ived many beautiful presents in rem inl'i nne.? of the d iy, one being: a wrist watch presented by her father. Mrs. Clifford Tyler of Webb street Is ent ert a ini nc her father Lewis Fudge of Dunkirk, also her brother. William R. Ft.dsro of Indianapolis. They will fto to t'hieano to spend the balance o the week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fudse. Mrs. Jess Pearson of Van Duren street entertained the members of the Harmony Club at a one-thirty o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon. The club planned for their annua! picnic to be held at Lake Front Park on Thursday, August Sth. The afternoon was spent socially while the ladies knitted. Mrs. W. R. Parker of May street was named as the next hostess. Pr. Geo. TV. Miller and family of Fast Chicago and Attorney Merritt D. Metz I and family of 124S Harrison street, this ! city, accompanied by Mrs. Mary Miller land daughter. Miss Grace Miller of 1S5 State street will leave today for Mngician Lake where they have taken a cottage tor the remainder of the summer. They will return about the first of September. The members of the Mooseheart Legion and their friends spent an enjoyable afternoon yesterday at cards. The first rrize was won by Mrs. Anna Young, tre second prize by Mrs. Peterie and the ! third prize by Mrs. Niowander. A pretty home wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Hookwith of 417 West Sibley street, when Miss Gertrude Francisco and Mr. Edward Larson of Miller. Ind.. were united inmarriage Wednesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock with Rev. Floyd H. Adams officiating. The bride wore a pretty gown of light blue georgette crepe and carried pink roses. Mrs. Larson is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Francisco of 413 West Sibley ' street. Mr. Larson no. as a responsible position In Gary where the couple expec. to reside. The S El G. Club met last evening with Miss Ethel Jacobson In Gostlin street honoring Miss Grace Jenkins' birthdiy anniversary. Miss Jenkins received many beautiful gifts. The evening was spent socially after which a dainty luncheon was served. The next meeting will he Thursday evening, August fth. at Miss Jenkins home and I the party will be 111 honor of Miss Lucy j Tarsons. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eush and daughter Ruth. Johnson street, will leave today for an extended visit wrh friends and relatives at Monticello and Idaville, Ind. - Mr. and Mrs. R. Jenkins and daughter Grace and Miss Edith Ripley of Hohman street will leave Safirdav. July 29. for a motor trip to Paw paw Lake, where they will spend a ten day outing. Mrs. W. L. Green and Mrs. II. C Green and daughter Jewel of Towle street will leave this evening for a ten OF SOFT COAL Kart or th tity. ask us top Price, PHONES: Rca., 1674; Office, 2955.

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Captat'.n Guynemer and Lieutenant Fonck. the two greatest French aces, each of whom had to his credit more than fifty German airplanes, always few in planes driven by the HispanoSuiza motor, and this is the engine which is now betn manufactured in days' sight seeing trip to Denver, Colo., and neighboring points of interest. Mrs. R. Schauer and daughter Mrs. J. Rrown and children, Mrs. F. Kouts and Mrs. Bartel all of Chicago were the guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schauer of 421 Indiana avenue. Mr. William is the son of Mrs. B. Schauer. Mrs. F. W. Preston of 256 Conkey avenue entertained the ladies of the aid society of th- Monroe street M F. churrh yesterday afternoon Plans were made for an ice cream social at the heme of Mrs. Rreillatt in Jackson street on Thursdav evening. August $. Mrs Chester Sr. t 'lord of street. wp hostess y e a t e r d -i to the fifth division of thf 13 Claude1 afternoon lad.es aid I society of the the regular bus! in sewinsr for short social ses were served.. M . church. After :-ss the time was spent the aid. During the ion hour refreshments Circle No. 1 was entertained yesterday aftemo'n by Mrs. King at the home of Mrs. John Nordstrand in Clinton street. Several games of per)..-, were played nd tha prizes awarded as follows : maul. s -st prize, Mrs Jacob K d to Mrs Waiz and the consolation to Mrs The next meeting Miller on Carroll s Leonard Knoerzer w-i!l be with Mrs ireet in two weeks WOMEN ENTERTAINED j AT FRANKLIN SCHOOL j The committee on Conservation ati Franklin school made a house to house 1 canvas of their district after meeting with the Emergency Home Demonstra- j tion Aeent at Lioerty Hall last week They brought g od new to the ho usewives, notifying -hem of a demonstration to he given at Franklin school yesterdav afternoon. The housewives responded as real Americans do. for any instruction that might earlier defeat the cunning of the kaiser. The time passed rapidly as those attendne watched the substitutes heretofore "all piled up at home" as several expressed it, grew into tasty, wholesome heaves, muffins and biscuits The urfnt need for more canning than previous year was impressed upon the women. Miss Cornell. th Home Demonstration Acer.t. stated that her weeklyschedule could be found daily in the newspaper and that a call. Telephone ?4. would receive earliest attention. AN ANNOUNCEMENT. Hammond. Ind , July 25. 191?. TO THE PATRIOTIC AMERICAN' WOMEN: In order that you may fully understand these sucar regulations, and that your minds mny be set at rest and free from any worries over a possible shortage of sugar I wish to assure you that with your cooperation we are absolutely assure! that we will have sugar enough to supply the needs of the people during the time of the war. Some folks seem to be under the impression that it is the purpose of the Fund Administrators to limit the amount of sugar for p Black Patent Pump U Extreme lon vamp $ with new Louis heel desi.cn; plain through out, A A to I) m stock. Special at 5.00 Same Style as Above in white reisrnskin cloth, at .00 Black Kid Oxford with military h e e 1. Special at 5.50 White Reignskin Cloth Pump, militarv heel Spe- O C( cial at OiJU J. Schioer & Son 95 State Street

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4 -I DEWT.rtfNOC the United States for planes to be sent to the front by the War !ppartment A great plant In New Jersey, where 4.000 men are employed, is making the 150-horsepower H ispa no-Si iza at th rate of TOO a month. Another plant of large capacity w ill soon be in operation on Long Irland canning purposes. This I wish to assure you is not true. I have refused cards and many of them this week to women who esked for a sugir card for canning purposes when they had nothing to can. and no intention to use it for this purpose. I have also refused curds, for twenty-five pounds of sugar. hn ten pounds was sufficient to met the requirements. I have been called upon to do many unrleasant thir.ps during the past few days in order to prevent hoarding of; sugar and wasting 0 sugar. In stopint? 1 these leaks it is necessary to have the assistance of the housewives, and ask them if be patient, and not ask for any siit'fir in excess cf the amount alloted to them which they ran ob'iin at their groceries without an order, unless they Intend to use this sugar for canning ' purposes. Respectfully yours, FRANK .1. O ROT-RKF. Dep. Fed Food Administrator. UN AIN AROUND G A R YPREVENTED FROM ATTENDING FUNERAL Because, as is reported Paul T. on'.tzy is interned as a German spysomewhere in the western states he could not attend the funeral of his father. Paul J Tomor.oczv who died at his Gary home. 3th avenue and Harrison street last Tuesday at the ace of 72 years. Funeral services were held today in Chicago at a Hungarian church and the only mourner was hi aged wife. The son was a former resident of Gary. MOTORED FROM OHIO E. D Duncan, wife and son Donald, end Lloyd Ma-k motored fromCuyahoga Falls, Ohio, arriving in Gary last evening to be the guests of Mrs. Alice Casper and son William at SOS Harrlison street for ten days. U. S. TO PROBE LIQUOR "STILL" John Msdranski recentlv arrested at his CI ark Road and Fifth avenue home, Gary, for what was supposed to be a liquor "still' on his premises has been released. Mandranskl claims the "still" found by the polite was a heating apparatus for his home, but the police suspect it to be a liquor still and government officers will probe. ON SUMMER VACATION Ex-Judge f L. Wlldermuth and family are enjoying their regular summer vacation at Winona I-ake, Ind. TRUCK CO. TO BUILD ADDITION The Gary Motor Tru.-lt Company will ot once build a two story addition t its present factory building at Ninh avenue ar.d Taft street to cost J3'..uiiu and also a second story to the front portion of the present building. Construction will be started as soon a the plans are completed. The new building will have a frontage of 7.". feet on Ninth nvertue and a depth of 135 feet and the entire building when completed will hic a frontage of 17". feet on Taft avenue. The new second story of the present building- will hi occupied by the offices. The GaryMotor Truck company now employs men and when the new additions are completed it is sfld they W1n give employment to 125 men. DAIRY FARMERS MEET TONIGHT There will be a n'.eetlna: this evening at the Merrillvilie school house six miles south of Gary of aij the dairyfarmers of that section and the milk dealers of Gary. Mayor Hodges. GaryFood Administrator Roy Parry and City Milk Inspector Frank Hubibnger will be present, and an organization will be perfected whereby all the milk that is consumed in Gary will be taken from the adjacent property and delivered to Gary by motor truck the milk reaching the consumer within a few i hours after it is taken from the cow. NO MORE RELEASES TO NAVY OR MARINES The Lake county draft boards are in receipt of an order from Provost Marsa! General Crewder at Washington, stating that no more registered men will be given releases to Jojn the navy, marine corps or merchant marine. However, registered men who have not been called because of some physical defect which can be remedied by

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An example of patriotism of that sort has been set by Dr. William Bigger of Hammond, who was rejected because of a minor physical defect. The physician submitted to an operation In Chicago this week ar.d expects to pass the phywlcel examination In a few weeks with the flying corps. GARY COUPLES ASK DIVORCE In Gary superior court through her attorneys Pheehnn end Lyddlck Velka Poiich fil'.d papers asking an absolute rit..rce from her .!!. bund Novak PoI'.ch. alleging cm. 1 um! inhuman treatment, and for a!mtni..nment. through l.'.B attorneys M'i'iaoni ar.d Call. William S. Bowman is sueing his wjfa Datsie May for d:oi, e. The PoliohH were married in May. 3913 ar.d f-paraf-d in November 1917. Ilowens were marri-d in March 1D10 and sparatid in J-ily !16. PERMIT ISSUED FOR $12,500 FLAT Yesterday from Building Commissioner's office. Gury, a building permit was issued to (' Anderson for the erection of a $12. ."") two-story and high tasement brick tUi t on Fifth avenue between P. Ik and Fillmore streets, construction i.'ini; started. Other permits were issued to Walter Dolato, 2301 Massachusetts Ptrff-t for the erection 1 ravan. .H" Harr.son street,, one-story brick residf-noe, J3.SO0 and two to the Mid-City Really Company. 2377-79 Broadway, one story brick residence, $3.20 and 24 33-35 Broadway, one-story brick residence. i3,2tO. LIQUOR VIOLATOR I IS FIN:D $80 In Gary cUv court yesterday J. F. Klimnovich for violation of the liquor lnw was given a fin cf $so ar a ;f) dr:y suspended jail sentence. AP "P CjrpQ ill J-i .rlXVXv 10IO OF ALLEGED WAR SLACXES The arrest sheets at the Gar ation this morning show the nine alleged war slarker? Hart. ?4o Adorns street; y police arrests J o h it Morris Haynes. 273 Connecticut street: Joseph I Maisen. West Seventh avenue; Alex j Snoetz. Tolleston: John Reznek. 1S33 j Pennsvlvania street; Joseph Karlsheva l.7th and Grant streets. Robert Pollard I ;212 Adams street. Gary; and William! , ei.fts f-f Indiana Harbor and Vdoxano i ! S'-ti ogans. a Spaniard of Denver. Colo.! All of the offenders are being held for! I federal investlscatir n. jRELEASED ON CHARGE OF DESERTIONS Yesterday in fede-al investigation o,i th charee cf heins: deserters Julius 'ern in South Ch'.cazo and Joe Allen. 553 Washington street. Gary, on evi dence were released v chief Bragdon . THREE EAST CHICAGO DIVORCE CASES FILED Hpnry Jensen was fault-finder com111

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Smart Apparel For A Wholesome Invigorating Sport To fatigued men, women and children the beach makes its appeal and from a physical standpoint no sport is more invigorating than that which Nature has provided. For those who hie away to distant resort? or those who takeadvantage of the nearby beach will find here unusually attractive assortments In Bathing Suits

moderately priced For Women 1 lot of Bathing Suits of plain and twill sateen and Italian cloth. Fortunately we had these

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JERSEY SUITS FOR WOMEN in their newest phasp; skirt and trunk combinations in tkFeasons gayest colors. $5, $6.95, $8.95 and $10.00 BATHING CAPS 25c and up. Second floor SUITS FOR CHILDREN Attractive color combinations. Extra quality. $1.25 to $2.50 EATHING SHOES 29c to $1.30. Main floor. Suits for Men S1.50-S6

Cotton and Wool Bathin Suits Boys Smart Wool Bathin? Suits. Others $1.C0 plaint for divorce filed by Attorney Jas. K. ?tinson in the superior court at Hammond. couple l!v in East Chicago. I ra-c iain- n rrpimi'- mei, jnsnce from George Stanley, an employ I of the TnTrt?e Iron Steel Co She says he earns $4"0 a month. A. Parks is her attorney. Catherine Pakowskl of Indiana Harbor asks divorce from Frank Pakowskl through Attorneys Sarie. Brissey and Cundrell. and $1,000 alimony IUSWM SU IU U;...liV'!U lll "' Cit

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$1.88 in attractive novelty ,r'". n-. Special.. to $4.50. n oj.O ITALIANS ' CO-OPERATE IN VICTORY CviTEr. Press Cablegram ROME. July "5. Italian troops on the heights west of Rheims participated in a brilliant counter attack Wednesday, co-operating with the French. They reached all their objectives f-cores of prisoners, three guns and ten machine guns were taken. iiniuii!iii..iLyi' :, G 40k Order a Suit op vA Ills M r i ammond jr. i. ft hi